TICK, TICK... BOOM! Is INCREDIBLE! FIRST Time Watching and Movie Commentary!

[@ANGELINAA]

I've been waiting for this!!! But I'm also mad at you. So I'll be watching this with my mean mug face - i hope you know this. Thank you.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Ange is the best

[@charlottebillon2745]

Fun fact: Lin explained that the Sondheim message over the phone didn’t satisfy the man himself (he said he wouldn’t word it like that) so he decided to write and record it the way he would have say it. That’s some great and unexpected cameo! Especially since he passed recently

[@MoviesinDepth]

I never had any clue but yessss

[@BradSimsCPT]

Apparently that is the final recording we have of anything Sondheim said ..it's in this movie!!!😢

[@videohistory722]

That moment when you realize all the ticking was never about him making the deadline for his musical, it was about how his life expectancy was coming due sooner than expected. Or, alternatively: how we got to see all his blood, sweat and effort, only to have the timer suddenly go off right when we stopped listening for it.

[@livywithane]

Right

[@MoviesinDepth]

Why.. why you do this to me

[@ninakrishnamurthy6674]

That right there is why I can never bring myself to criticize RENT despite there being plenty of things about it that I could criticize. But how can I say anything bad about the legacy of a man who literally DIED for his art? I never speak ill of the dead unless they truly deserve it, and from what I can tell Johnathan Larson was a decent guy.

[@videohistory722]

@@ninakrishnamurthy6674 Lot of critics forget that the issues with RENT all have a simple explanation: the musical was and has remained unfinished all this time.

[@ninakrishnamurthy6674]

@@videohistory722 If it was "unfinished", it wouldn't have gone into previews. No, the biggest problem with RENT is that the characters are unlikable; that is not a problem that can be attributed to it being "unfinished".

[@noahhutchins5164]

Andrew Garfield can do everything! He's, in my opinion, one of the best actors in the industry. Every performance he's committed fully and brings out such depth and relatability to his roles. Loved him and this movie and I hope he wins an Oscar for this

[@MoviesinDepth]

Agreed

[@AveryCrane]

Different cameos in that one scene: Bernadette Peters (“Sunday”), Chita Rivera (“Chicago”), Joel Grey (“Cabaret”), Phylicia Rashad (“Into the Woods”), Brian Stokes Mitchell (“Ragtime”), André De Shields (“Hadestown”), Howard McGillin (“The Phantom of the Opera”), Chuck Cooper (“The Life”), Bebe Neuwirth (“Chicago”), Beth Malone (“Fun Home”), (“Rent” original cast members)Adam Pascal, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Wilson Jermaine Heredia, and Miranda and Renée Elise Goldsberry and Phillipa Soo (Hamilton). FYI I can majorly nerd out about this musical

[@AveryCrane]

Also Tick Tick Boom was a one man autobiographical show he wrote and and produced after Superbia was turned down and before he started Rent. It was later moved to off Broadway after Rent took off where they added the two accompanying roles to stand in for Karessa/Susan and Michael/Roger. I’m the movie they based it off the off Broadway version to make it more appealing. All but the song “Swimming” are from that show, though I think it was just cut from the show. Also FYI: the person Michael is based on is still alive and healthy! I can literally go on and. On about this movie/ show

[@m00n_beetle]

chita rivera is also known for her incredible performance in west side story!

[@MoviesinDepth]

Oh my god….

[@AveryCrane]

@@MoviesinDepth you asked for it lol

[@Amanda-ky7mo]

also don't forget our girl MJ Rodriguez from rent and pose

[@faithmo5347]

Oh the fact that Stephen Sondheim himself recorded the voice message to Jon on the phone because he thought the original lines on the script was not something that he thought himself would actually say... And that he passed away the same month shortly after this movie was out, just makes my heart broke and heal itself at the same time TT I cried almost every time watching this film

[@funsizedenby]

Andrew Garfield learned how to sing and play piano for this roll and I find it truly unfair that he has not blessed us with these talents before this

[@MoviesinDepth]

I would agree whole heartedly with this statement

[@jennims2885]

Being an artist in this awful society and having a movie that represents that funny feeling of never actually living is an awesome thing that Lin made, not only is the whole story heartbreaking but it also can give you hope where you thought there was none

[@MoviesinDepth]

Yes. This.

[@ruarikelsey1793]

“How long is it until they make this an actual musical?” Oh sweetie-pie… this has been an actual musical for years 😂 I was brushing my teeth to Raul Esparza singing Jon’s part when I was training in musical theatre, 10 years ago (that’s so depressing). Love your reactions dude 🙌

[@kawaii33366]

Bro I got viciously angery at that for no reason lol like "Uhh its ... its been a musical"

[@videohistory722]

I didn't truly appreciate this movie until the end. Because, mistakenly, I thought this was going to be about the creative process behind making Rent. But not only was I wrong, it turned out to be the story of the thing he had to do first so he COULD make Rent. You get what I'm trying to say?

[@livywithane]

Mhmm, I don't even know it was about the guy before he made Rent and about Rent in itself.😅

[@Avileable2]

Andrew actually learned how to sing for this movie and you missed “Chris Jackson “ sitting in front of Stephen Sondheim at end of the movie. Jackson is another Hamilton Alum, he plays “George Washington “ could you also review “In The Heights” it was Lin’s first hit on Broadway before he did Hamilton

[@MoviesinDepth]

SHIT HOW DID I MISS HIM. god thank you all

[@sabahk]

I love how lin manages to include chris in all of his projects haha especially cuz he literally told chris that if he's in charge- chris will always have a job!

[@corvus1374]

The other singer was Josh Henry, who's done every Lin show, and has three Tony nominations.

[@rjenyawd]

It's actually funny that you inserted that clip of Raúl Esparza in Company at the end, considering he originated the role of Jon off-broadway for Tick Tick Booms first run. He's the one you hear on the OG cast recording. ...also interesting is the parallels between Jon and Bobby's anxiety. It makes me wonder, with how close he worked with Sondheim, if Jon was influenced by Company for the premise of Tick Tick Boom

[@Shae29]

4:12 it originally was the rock monologue they keep referring back to, then in 2001 it was made into a 3-person musical. There were 2 revivals, and now the movie :)

[@theatregirlmadiblake]

One of my favorite things I saw in an interview about this movie goes right along with what you said about Lin doing an amazing job adapting it. Lin said before they even filmed, they workshopped it for quite a while and treated it just like any one of his new musical projects. If something didn’t work, it was cut, if a song needed to be placed somewhere else they did it. So essentially, he did just what you said- took what was great about the material, but allowed what needed to be changed to change. May all future adaptations take note of such an amazing creative process!!!

[@livywithane]

Yes yes

[@mark4479]

I love how he's the Dylan is in trouble of theater

[@MoviesinDepth]

Best comment I’ve seen all year

[@mark4479]

Hehe ❤

[@jenniferlawless3565]

this is my new favourite movie of all time. Loved your reaction "mom and dad are fighting" had me laughing

[@MoviesinDepth]

♥️♥️

[@cannibalcake2]

I lol'd at "wait until they make it until an actual musical" tick tick boom is a musical 😂

[@youwish6379]

Dude Andrew Garfield is GORGEOUS

[@MoviesinDepth]

YES HE IS

[@Shae29]

4:33 the character of Roger is based off of the real-life actor, Roger Bart. Jonathan and him were actually friends back in the day, both working at diners and helping eachother with their creative projects

[@rjenyawd]

Roger Bart, from The Producers, Young Frankenstein, ....and the singing voice of Hercules from Disney's Hercules.

[@jammer587]

And Roger Bart sang the background vocals for Jonathan’s autobiographical “rock monologue” show where he (Jonathan) originally performed many of the songs that are featured in this movie. You can find video of their original performance on KZbin!

[@agarvin1687]

Roger Bart also won the Tony for playing Snoopy in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown in 1999 and even thanked Jonathan at the end of his acceptance speech... in the movie, if you look closely during the first diner scene during the 30/90 number, you can see that the customers in the background are Roger Bart and James Nicola (the artistic director of the New York Theatre Workshop, where Jonathan Larson presented his original Tick Tick Boom monologue as portrayed in the film and where Rent had its Off-Broadway debut - they were able to film all the main performance stuff at the actual NYTW... the space wasn't initially available and they were originally gonna film it on a set but b/c of the pandemic, they were able to get the space and film there)!

[@cptayne]

I absolutely loved the format of this movie. Going back and forth between his show and him making his show. Great writing right there

[@jwec9867]

The last voicemail left by Stephen Sondheim in the film IS ACTUALLY HIM it is last roll. He died weeks later at the age of 91.

[@jacobmayer8916]

This man’s gone from Peter Parker to Desmond Dawes to Jonathan Larson. Andrew Garfield has some of the most impressive range I’ve seen, all that’s missing is a horror movie and he’s pretty much hit all bases

[@MoviesinDepth]

This. This right here is truth

[@jacobmayer8916]

@@MoviesinDepth I’ve been singing all my life and when I tried to record a cover of Therapy from this movie and that is probably the hardest song I’ve ever tried to attempt. The fact Andrew learned to sing and play piano in a year and performed this well is astonishing

[@marinakjones]

this movie istg it hits in so many ways that I cant even process..... and the soundtrack is just a MASTERPIECE

[@MoviesinDepth]

Facts

[@binkbonl]

Sir…. This IS already a real musical

[@percyoliver8415]

he said “i hope they turn this into a real musical,,” i had to pause for a moment

[@Fun4u5678123]

Okay but the song Therapy has had a hold on me for the past month. I want to watch this movie again but I don't want to cry.

[@charlottebillon2745]

Therapy and boho days are just on a loop on my Spotify playlist at this point

[@Fun4u5678123]

@@charlottebillon2745 that and No More. Of course 30/90 too

[@jennims2885]

Bruh, Therapy gives me so much anxiety everytime it comes out I skip it right away 😭

[@Fun4u5678123]

@@jennims2885 I kinda pretend I’m in an argument and it’s fun

[@stephaniel2850]

The movie is incredible in every way, and there's something that just extra gets me about Lin, having basically taken up Jonathan's mantel of bringing in the next generation of musical theater lovers, being the one to tell his story, and the fact that Sondheim (who mentored both of them) featured so prominently and the movie came out just before he died ... just the energy of 3 theater legends and the impact they had on each other, it gives me chills

[@alive.mp3992]

I couldn’t believe that Andrew sang the song Why live in the movie. They filmed this shot in the first week if shooting!! That just shows how amazing Andrew is as an actor and singer. He deserves an Oscar. End.

[@heshideler]

so if y'all didn't know, tick tick boom was a musical written by Jonathan Larson and the parts where they're on the stage singing are parts he wrote, everything in between is biography from lin. also, the brunch scene, every extra is an extraordinary mind from the musical theater life that lin was friends with.

[@levindeed]

The answer to “how many of these people are cameos” is ALL OF THEM. There isn’t a single character in this movie that isn’t a broadway star, or Larson’s actual friend/relative, or Lin’s kent. And that Sunday scene is literally the greatest and brightest of all time.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

10:21 You recognized her from Hamilton, but you didn't notice minutes ago that the cook was played by Lin?

[@AmeliePoulain_01]

Andrew did win Golden globe just recently.

[@corvus1374]

Jonathan Larson actually took videos of his whole apartment for insurance purposes, and they took those videos and recreated an exact replica of his apartment. That was really Sondheim on the answering machine.

[@emiliaromana2683]

Oh my god ... I love this film. I cried at the end. Because ... we always think we have all the time in the world to fulfill our dreams and live our lives, when in reality: We could die at any second. (Sounds dramatic, but ... sadly it is true.)

[@MoviesinDepth]

So true

[@egranger2128]

I believe Lin Manuel Miranda did a cameo in the movie too. I think I saw him as the chef in the diner

[@MoviesinDepth]

I hope this is true

[@peterlewis2178]

I love how the way they end it. I didn't fully notice it until watching a couple reactions, but I think it's kind of ingenious. First, they cut off the final number just before the resolution note. Then, Jonathan is playing happy birthday, and stops playing right before the resolution note. Then, it shows him breathe in to blow out the candles and make a wish, but he never breathes out. To me, it symbolized Jonathan Larson's life. He died before the resolution.

[@logicaldreamer9641]

"How long is it going to take to turn this into an actual musical." Well...it kind of already is.

[@yushigo12]

I was never a fan of Andrew Garfield but now I am. This movie was the best movie I've seen in 2021. Lin-Manuel Miranda is my favorite person of all time and John Larson is one of the person I look up to as a writer and made me continue my passion in theater. I watched this so many times and it never fail to make me cry especially this movie hits hard. Love that you are reacting to this

[@orianav5231]

omg! I've been waiting for this video since the movie came out, Andrew's performance is amazing, crying with that ending 🥺

[@amandachiu2503]

Literally every person in the scene for "Sunday" is a broadway legend. It's amazing.

[@kellyCornflake]

The fight scene is my absolute favourite! The contrast of the fake smiles that many couples put on while fighting behind closed doors is just amazing.

[@karmen181]

If you go on her watched Lin sing this with a costar for a reboot in 2012 you can see where he got the idea of puppetry in the song .. it was sooo smart

[@terrylewis_]

I am SO guilty of not watching or listening to stuff that seem to blow up. I don’t know why, however….. anything that Lin Manuel-Miranda is involved with, I will ALWAYS watch. This movie is so amazing, I was in love with it from the start. Subday brunch makes me cry, All of those amazing voices… I just love the scene so much.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Facts and facts

[@wilhelmina3433]

One easter egg for you, the call from Stephen Sondheim is actually him. He wrote the call himself so it would be more accurate and voiced it himself in the movie.

[@lizzieallen9661]

Tick tick…boom is one of my favorite movies from 2021. Rent is my favorite musical, so to see a movie about the man who created the show *chefs kiss* also i just LOVE Lin.

[@sethbender2863]

In the Sunday diner song. Every single person in there is a Broadway legend

[@user-qx6ri2bf4o]

BEST MOVIE I´VE SEEN IN 2021

[@tammymoseley1348]

If you add put together all the Tony awards from the cameos in the song "Sunday" you could probably sink the NY Ferry.

[@vickylikesthis]

6:05 that's a good friend rescuing him from saying more incriminating thing.

[@karrypop]

The most favorite moment has to be seeing the actual Julie Larson (Jonathan’s sister) watching Andrew act as her brother towards the end of tick tick boom.

[@j.r.taylor1997]

All of the songs in tick, tick, boom were written by the real Jonathan Larson. And I believe I was already a musical before the movie but I could be wrong. It's crazy to think about how his music is still touching people to this day. He really was a genius who was gone too soon

[@helloimjustb]

I'm pretty sure I rewatched this movie more than any other movie in my entire life and counting. I watched it 5 times in less than a week of first seeing it. That was the last week of December into new years lol. 4 times with different people and 4 times by myself in between (well, one was a watch party) so far. I love to watch it with anyone I can.😆 (and I'm sure the soundtrack will top of my Spotify 2022 already😳) I still cry every time. This movie touched my heart like no other and I'm not a musical or theatre person. I didn't know of Jonathan Larson until this movie (heard of Rent, tho) My gasp was so loud the first time at hearing of how and when he died. Such an injustice of the universe..

[@natashanorris6546]

I’m not sure if you know this but this is already a musical by John Larson before he created rent. Just with you saying “I can already see them making this a musical” it is already one and the movie has been made as a celebration on John Larson and his life/legacy x

[@thomasbradley4505]

When you mentioned Stephen Sondheim at the beginning, not knowing he is a character in the movie, and when Jonathan listens to the voicemail after the tryout, it was actually recorded by Stephen Sondheim

[@el7114.]

also, it's crazy how good of a swimmer Andrew is. The stunt did not do it for him cause he said that Andrew could swim better than him

[@sepiaswirl]

Eeeeee I'm so excited you're reacting to this! I'm like you, I love love love Andrew Garfield so much, he stole my heart when I saw him in Boy A and Never Let Me Go yeeaaaaars ago and this movie musical did NOT disappoint. I listen to the soundtrack on the daily, it's so well done

[@livywithane]

I was dancing to the sound track on Alexa and was going wild once my parents left. My siblings and God sis was like; "Is this girl alright? Id she going through somethin'?" 😅🤣

[@leav4g]

I have been waiting for reactions to this movie but didn't want someone who didn't really love and understand musicals. I love your perspective of someone who lived that life. I greatly appreciate this. Thank u.🌷🌷🎶

[@alorahkr]

4:33 my fav bit of lore is that the person michael was based on is actually still alive today:)

[@jennims2885]

Just came here to say that I love Andrew Garfield, thank you for coming to my TedTalk

[@MoviesinDepth]

Glad I could be here

[@BradSimsCPT]

The short haired lady with the blonde highlights at 14:10 is Danielle Ferland, the original Little Red Riding Hood from the 1984 into the woods production (the Bernadette Peters one)

[@melissasotelo9931]

im from the same town as jonathan. amazing to see his signature behind the stage in the auditorium surrounded by signatures of the generations after him. its pretty cool.

[@diptanshusingh1813]

I also loved that swimming scene. And i that time i thought that u would say the same.😂

[@mothmyles]

5:08 i find this HILARIOUD because i went from theoretical astrophysics to theatre

[@luumas]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH YOU'RE DOING THISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS IT DESERVES SO MUCH PRAISE

[@konnieb9319]

I loved tick tick boom❤️❤️❤️ not to mention rent is my third favorite musical of all time. The filming of this is so perfect along with west side story,and in the heights.

[@konnieb9319]

Not to mention Andrew Garfield..yum

[@JackieWarner13]

Roger who is backing vocals is based on actor, singer, musical guy Roger Bart & if you go look at tick tick boom footage of Jonathan on KZbin you'll see Roger behind him doing vocals. The guy from pitch perfect(Utkarsh/UTK Ambudkar) was originally meant to be Aaron Burr in Hamilton. But he was having issues with addiction. He's in Lins improv hip hop group Freestyle Love Supreme. Roger also makes a cameo in the film he's in the diner behind the scenes. I want to see tick tick boom live even though it's different to this movie.

[@emilyk2424]

I fell in love with Tick Tick Boom when I was 17 and now I’m 32. Never did I guess it would’ve ever have been made into a movie. I’m SO happy it did though!!!!

[@wilhelmina3433]

Omg how did I miss that u watched this. Its my absolute fave movie of the year!! Its fantastic. So relatable and well made, story music. Everything. Im only a few mins in but Im excited to watch your reactions. I loved it! And cried a lot.

[@livelox2597]

7 months later, how long have you been listening to that playlist on repeat. For me, since "Tick Tick Boom..." released on Netflix. Everyday, everywhere, anywhere.

[@MoviesinDepth]

This.

[@conymartinez5138]

andrew was truly amazing in this movie. im so excited to watch u react to tick tick boom. love you

[@skenvoy1558]

11:16 - fun fact, in the screenplay the direction for this is "Jon, wearing an identical pink hat turned to the side, raps with a mic, hopelessly Caucasian."

[@solezeta1314]

Andrew played Spider-Man, Eduardo Saverin and now Jon Larson. He really deserves to be in more movies.

[@emilyk2424]

Also good catch at the end :) I’ve always compared Tick Tick Boom to Company which makes sense since Larsen admired Sondheim so much ❤

[@emmac.1750]

if you watch any of the original videos of jonathan larson performing the songs from tick tick boom (there are a few on youtube!) and compare them to andrew garfield's performance you can really see that he truly BECAME jonathan. its wild. andrew garfield is SO fucking talented and this movie is SO fucking incredible

[@thehourman7602]

This was my favorite movie that came out last year

[@arissimion67]

I enjoy Andrew Garfield acting. Respect. And welldone. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🏆🏆

[@BellasielBOB]

You know who Roger Bart is? That's who the character of Roger is based on. He was a real buddy of Jonathan and did back-up vocals when Jonathan performed "tick...tick...BOOM". Roger would go on to win a Tony for "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" and be in the original cast of "The Producers" and "Young Frankenstein" (as well as the singing voice of Young Hercules in Disney's Hercules") not to mention lots of TV and movies.

[@TheMadisonPaige]

In case nobody let you know the man Michael is based on Matt O'Grady is still alive and well today

[@JamesRoberts-r5v]

0:00 I can relate. My friends recommend things they know I’ll love but I refuse to watch it after a certain point. I do it all the time

[@Fun4u5678123]

Also, during the end song, Julie Larson is sitting in the audience

[@MoviesinDepth]

Whaaaaat my heart

[@jeffreycarlson5264]

Roger is based on Roger Bart ( desperate housewives, the Producers, back the the future the musical) he also does a cameo he's sitting at the table at the moondance in the beginning of the movie)

[@marielavielavigne]

The soundtrack is on re-peat since i watched the movie 😱 so goooood!

[@MoviesinDepth]

ME

[@karmen181]

It's on repeat in my brain !!

[@rana-hw7gq]

PLEASE IM BEGGING FOR AN "IN THE HEIGHTS" REACTION! ITS ALSO A

[@AmeliePoulain_01]

I've been waiting for this one!!! What a great birthday gift for me. Unintentional,but still.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Happy Birthday♥️

[@AmeliePoulain_01]

@@MoviesinDepth Thank you!

[@NeedANewName]

Honestly there are so many cameos that there are youtube videos about it. Basically everyone you see is a cameos or an easter egg

[@endersorceress]

"I'll tick tick boom you all later" ....is that..was that a threat?

[@Downut_]

"When are they going to turn this into a full musical" Funny thing this is a full musical already, it was released around 1990 at least that's what Spotify says but yeah it's pretty cool and has some songs the movie skipped out on.

[@nicolefoster7976]

No, the 1992 version is Jon’s one man show. The 2001 version was the off Broadway show

[@p.z.arnott2329]

People you have mussed in the "Sunday" number: Lin-Manuel Miranda, Phylicia Rashad (aka Clair Huxtable), Bernadette Peters, Chita Rivera, Bebe Neuwirth, Beth Malone, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Chuck Cooper, Howard McGillin, Joel Grey, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Phillipa Soo, Adam Pascal, Daphne Rubin-Vega and Wilson Jermain Heredia

[@nobodyasked-ash]

Rene elise goldsberry was also mimi in rent at one point... the original cast members of rent were in the sunday scene... 2 from the original cast of chicago... andre de shields famous for Hair and currently in Hadestown and there's more those are just the ones I remember off the top of my head

[@abiensteinarts]

He directed and created in the heights

[@VuLamDang]

people: tick tick boom about the time counting to death and sudden ending and stuff me: it's about a fucking deadline

[@fantasyland3646]

Hey love you and your videos. Your videos are always so entertaining fun and funny to watch. Your videos brings me happyness joy and laughter.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Thank you♥️♥️

[@gabriella3907]

WAIT GUYS I JUST REALISED!!! 7:56 is ALEX LACAMOIRE!!! (made music for hamilton, DEH, in the heights, etc. )

[@calinamontero5184]

14:59 NO PLEASE MICHAEL THAT WAS TOO SOON- 😭

[@yankee04]

Sondheim is known for mentoring other talent. The movie is as much a homage to Sondheim as to Larson. Rewatching this movie frequently.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Me

[@nclsadler]

Well this was a great surprise!! This is honestly my new favorite movie, I love it so much… it made me cry! 🥺😭 Plus I discovered Andrew (I know you’re like how did you not know him before?!) I really don’t know lol! Now I found out about him, and then went down a rabbit hole of watching his interviews and checking out his movies… plus learning cool behind the scenes info about Tick Tick… Boom! I’m officially in love, and he deserves everything… give him all the awards lol! He has an incredible and charming personality, he’s handsome, has a British accent… what more could you ask for??!! 🤣😍🥳👏🏾🙌🏾❤️ PS: he’s freaking 38, which is so crazy to me because I at first thought he was 25 or something!! Plus his hair is amazing… plus he’s so good at doing different accents that when I found out he was British it was very surprising! Ok I’ll stop raving about Andrew now, but I’m a new fan so give me a break lol! 🤣😭 Anyway, thanks so much for this amazing, hilarious, touching reaction!! 🥰

[@jennims2885]

Pls, watching Andrew's interviews is a delight, I want to have the brain of that man he's so interesting (plus he's an INFP)

[@noeeevdl9438]

i see your 3 personal favourites and raise you with my 4 personal favourites; musicals, lin-manuel miranda, andrew garfield AND you commentating my favourite movies :)

[@MoviesinDepth]

OHHH you. I see what you did there♥️

[@Shae29]

7:09 yep!!☺️

[@annajacobsen8182]

I’m pretty sure that buzzfeed about all og the cameos in this movie and it’s facinating that almost every one in the diner and in the audience the first time we Stephen are all musical theater people. And the woman in the videos of John and Michael from school is lin’s old teacher

[@MoviesinDepth]

I need to see that

[@leav4g]

Look up "no day but today" on KZbin. It is about the life of Jonathon Larsen. I saw it before watching this and I caught a lot that had more meaning to me.

[@symiki7609]

I love that the chaos cult chat made it in 🤣

[@MoviesinDepth]

YES OF COURSE

[@hannahg.8650]

Hi hello I know it's been a year since you posted this video but I just stumbled across it and let me just say: the reference to Drew Gasparini's "It's kind of a funny story" took me so off guard you don't understand. That's such a niche reference and a show I absolutely adore and I just had to mention it haha.

[@MoviesinDepth]

You are a legend